One of his works depicts a sitting king of Cyprus with his face nearly touching the belly of a woman, and in a similar work a kneeling male puts his chest to a woman's groin as he puts his face to her chest. In addition to Pygmalion and Galatea and The Eternal Idol, one of his works depicts an assistant of Hera with her legs spread and her right arm grasping her right foot, and another displays a pair of parallel (*) hands slightly interlocking. Others include one which may have been modeled for by a street performer named Cailloux [KAH-YO] and one in which a man and woman with backs pressed to each other are moving apart. The sculptor of Iris, Messenger of the Gods, and The Secret, this is, for 10 points, which sculptor who included The Fa
One of his works depicts a sitting king of Cyprus with his face nearly touching the belly of a woman, and in a similar work a kneeling male puts his chest to a woman's groin as he puts his face to her chest. In addition to Pygmalion and Galatea and The Eternal Idol, one of his works depicts an assistant of Hera with her legs spread and her right arm grasping her right foot, and another displays a pair of parallel (*) hands slightly interlocking. Others include one which may have been modeled for by a street performer named Cailloux [KAH-YO] and one in which a man and woman with backs pressed to each other are moving apart. The sculptor of Iris, Messenger of the Gods, and The Secret, this is, for 10 points, which sculptor who included The Falling Man and Fugit Amor in his The Gates of Hell?
One of his works depicts a sitting king of Cyprus with his face nearly touching the belly of a woman, and in a similar work a kneeling male puts his chest to a woman's groin as he puts his face to her chest.
François-Auguste-René {Rodin}